The mint family or Lamiaceae (Labiatae) is a family with at least 180 genera and
more than 3,500 different species. Although there is representation throughout the world the primary concentration is in the Mediterranean region. The family is characterized by stems that are square in the cross section, opposite 4-ranked leaves that are often aromatic, irregular 2 lipped flowers arranged in false whorls (verticillasters), and fruit of 4 one seeded nutlets.

The Salvia at San Marcos Growers. With over 900 species and numerous cultivars and hybrids, it's no
surprise that the sages are one of the hottest groups of plants in horticulture. Take a look at some of our Sages.